Many animals have very interesting eyes that may attract people's attention because of their shape, color, size, or function. Here are some animals with eye-catching eyes:
Dragonflies: They have large, bright compound eyes that allow them to sense their surroundings while flying.
Chameleon: Chameleon has a unique eye structure, each eye can move independently, allowing them to observe 360 degrees of the surrounding environment.
Night monkey: Night monkeys have very large eyes, which help them see their surroundings better at night.
Fox: Fox's eyes are usually golden yellow and have a beautiful appearance.
Octopus: Octopuses have unique eyes with pupils that can expand or contract to help them see and capture prey in the water.
Hyena: The hyena's eyes are very powerful and focused, with a frightening visual effect.
Frogs: Many frogs have very interesting eyes, some of which are very large and brightly colored.
These are just a few of the animals with eye-catching eyes; there are many other species in nature with unique and interesting eyes. The eye characteristics of each animal are related to its living environment and living habits, which also adds to the diversity of the animal world.
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